I’m evaluating a collaboration/project management web application called Project Pier. So far I like it, but I got a weird upload error when I was testing file uploads. The error read:
I migrated a Menalto Gallery 2 website, and I also got this error right away.
I migrated a Menalto Gallery 2 site, and I got this error right away.
It’s a permissions issue.
The fix:
Give your g2data folder (could be another name; this is the folder that holds your gallery 2 data) write permissions, and the error should disappear.
When posting to my blog via TextMate’s blogging bundle, I’m getting a strange error. The post is successful via xml-rpc, but the error is a bit annoying, if not just a little worrisome.
It didn’t always do this. I’ve noticed it just in the last few days, but it could have been going on for a few weeks without me realizing it.
So I launched a site. It was using nice clean rewrites on my dev server (partly local, partly fedora 8). After launching to a godaddy server, i was getting the error: No input file specified.. I knew my redirects/rewrites should have been working.
So, I did some searching, and after (yes, a gruelling 8 minutes), I was beginning to worry that I would have no answer, and would have to construct something very duck-tapish. I really didn’t want to have to do this, because the site needed to be online by 8am. It was currently 1am, and I haven’t slept in a good 20 or so.
So, I finally came across a post on pligg forums. This actually did it. Of course, this fix assumed that my rewrites were working ok, which they were.
So, I’ve been using this sweet mouse for a few months, the Logitech MX Revolution. And I’ve been using TextMate for at least a year or two. Well, today, I was in my terminal window, and I wanted to open a few files in TextMate. So I typed my usual command:
Often times during development, a PHP page will suddenly display a blank white page. For those of you who don’t know this, it can be very helpful to toggle error display to allow you to view why PHP is showing nothing. Read more…
